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Editing Sound with MotoMixer
The MotoMixer lets you edit and save special MIDI-based sound
files called Base Tracks on your phone. These sound files are
made up of 4 instruments such as piano, bass, drums, and guitar.
The phone comes preloaded with base tracks (which cannot be
edited or deleted), but you can download others and use them all to
create or edit your own MIDI files.
Create or Edit a Mix File
To create or edit a MotoMixer file:
Find the Feature
M > Media Centre > MotoMixer
>
[New Mix] or
a tune to edit
Press To
1
S
scroll to the base track
2
SELECT (+)
select the base track
3
CHANGE (+)
select
Name
4 keypad keys enter a name for the mix file you
are creating (to enter text, see
page 29)
5
OK (+)
store the name
6
CHANGE (+)
select
Tempo
7
S left or right
adjust the tempo setting
8
OK (+)
store the tempo setting
9
CHANGE (+)
select
Mix to open the mix editor
10
MIX (+)
start playing/mixing the track
UG.C550.GSM.book Page 69 Wednesday, November 12, 2003 11:06 AM
- G is in the display 1
- 2 - Welcome 2
- Contents 3
- 4 - Contents 4
- Operational Precautions 5
- Phone Operation 6
- Body-Worn Operation 6
- Data Operation 6
- Approved Accessories 6
- Facilities 6
- Medical Devices 7
- Aircraft 7
- Use While Driving 8
- Operational Warnings 8
- Seizures/Blackouts 9
- Repetitive Motion Injuries 10
- Getting Started 12
- Installing the Battery 13
- Charging the Battery 14
- Battery Use 15
- Changing Your SIM Card 16
- Getting Started - 17 17
- SIM Card Button 17
- SIM Card 17
- Changing Your Phone’s Cover 18
- Installing a Cover and Keypad 19
- Resetting Your Phone 20
- Turning Your Phone On 20
- Adjusting the Volume 21
- Making a Call 21
- Answering a Call 22
- Viewing Your Phone Number 22
- Learning to Use Your Phone 23
- Loud Ring 24
- Loud Ring X Soft Ring 24
- Vibrate Z Vibe&Ring 24
- )). GPRS 25
- # (see page 36) 26
- Using Menus 27
- Selecting a Feature Option 28
- Entering Text 29
- Using the Tap Method 30
- S right to accept a 30
- Tap, press S 31
- Using the iTAP™ Method 32
- S right or left 33
- S up to 33
- Using the Symbol Method 34
- Using the Numeric Method 35
- Choosing a Text Entry Method 36
- 2 through 9 include only the 37
- 2 through 9 include an 37
- Locking Your Phone Manually 38
- Unlocking Your Phone 38
- Changing a Code or Password 39
- Highlight Features 41
- Viewing a Picture 42
- S left or right 43
- 44 - Highlight Features 44
- Message Contents 45
- 46 - Highlight Features 46
- Receiving a Text Message 47
- 48 - Highlight Features 48
- M for these options: 49
- Using Chat 50
- Highlight Features - 51 51
- Using the Chat Log 52
- Using the Chat Menu 52
- Responding to Chat 53
- Ending a Chat Session 53
- Creating a Phonebook Entry 54
- Highlight Features - 55 55
- Completing a Phonebook Entry 56
- Dialling a Phonebook Entry 57
- Assigning a Phone Theme 58
- Using the Micro-Browser 59
- Interacting With Web Pages 60
- S up or down 60
- Highlight Features - 61 61
- 62 - Highlight Features 62
- Java Applications 63
- Launch a Java Application 64
- Use Control Keys 64
- Entering the DNS IP Address 65
- M > Games & Apps 65
- 66 - Highlight Features 66
- M > Java Settings 67
- Playing Games 68
- Editing Sound with MotoMixer 69
- MIX (+) again 70
- BACK (-) 70
- DONE (-) 70
- Piano above) 70
- Highlight Features - 71 71
- Media Centre > MotoMixer 72
- Edit, Delete, Play, or 72
- Set as Ring Tone 72
- SELECT (+) 72
- Setting Up Your Phone 73
- Setting Answer Options 74
- Setting a Wallpaper Image 75
- Selecting a Screen Saver 75
- Setting Display Colour 76
- Setting Display Contrast 76
- Adjusting the Backlight 76
- Zooming In or Out 77
- Conserving Battery Power 77
- Calling Features 78
- Using Voicemail 79
- CALL (+) 80
- Messages > VoiceMail 80
- Phone Features 81
- Settings Menu 82
- Feature Quick Reference 83
- S left or 84
- Phone Features - 85 85
- Message Features 86
- Chat Features 86
- Phonebook Features 87
- Personalising Features 88
- Menu Features 89
- Dialling Features 90
- Call Monitoring Features 91
- Hands-Free Features 91
- Data and Fax Call Features 92
- Network Features 92
- Personal Organiser Features 92
- Phone Features - 93 93
- Security Features 94
- Specific Absorption Rate Data 96
- Warranty Information 98
- How to get warranty service? 99
- Conditions 100
- Warranty Information - 101 101
- 102 - Warranty Information 102
- Attach Number feature 85 103
- Battery Save feature 76 103
- 104 - Index 104
- Index - 105 105
- Memory is Full! message 51 106
- Browser Menu 60 106
- Index - 107 107
- 108 - Index 108
- SIM Blocked message 20, 94 109
- Text Msg Menu 49 109
- 110 - Index 110
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